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Chef Jeremiah

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Chef Jeremiah in Miami, Florida
Chef Jeremiah in Miami

Chef Jeremiah is an American chef, and has starred in television shows of cooking manner.

Early career

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Chef Jeremiah's career began in 1998 at Johnson & Wales Culinary School in North Miami, Florida. After his training, he worked at Michelin-starred elBulli (under Ferran Adrià), wd~50, Noma, Restaurant Aquavit, Spice Market, and Café Grey.[1][2]

Restaurant and street food projects

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In 2009, Chef Jeremiah converted a 1962 Airstream trailer into a mobile kitchen and launched gastroPod Miami, a street food truck in South Florida.[3] Within a year, gastroPod was named Best Food Truck by the Miami New Times. Specialties over the years have included the Old Dirty Dog (a smoked short-rib hot dog on a potato bun and topped with sweet/spicy slaw), the Bánh Mì Taco (oxtail, trotters, country pâté, and pickled radishes), the Sloppy José with brisket and Curry in a Hurry (vegan curry with rice).[4] Later, gastroPod expanded to add the semi-annual podBrunch series in roving locations. One such event at the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach Florida featured a prix fixe menu of French toast ice cream, egg and potato taco, charred yam cavatelli and pumpkin spice bundt cakes, among other items.[5]

In 2012, Chef Jeremiah expanded his business beyond gastroPod with The Pickle Peoples. In an interview, Chef Jeremiah said his Kickstarter-funded pickling project "is about using technology and cutting-edge techniques to streamline a time-honored tradition."[6] Some of his pickled creations have been used in specialty cocktails at the pop-up bar The Broken Shaker.[7]

In late 2013, Chef Jeremiah opened Subatomic Sandwiches at the Wolfsonian-FIU museum in Miami Beach, Florida.[8]

Rick Ross' Chef

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Chef Jeremiah is a personal chef to rapper Rick Ross.[9] Chef Jeremiah appeared alongside the rapper in a 2013 Reebok Classics television commercial called "Rick Ross Lives White Hot".[10]

Television appearances

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In a season 9 episode of the Food Network reality series Chopped, Chef Jeremiah made it to the final round. In 2014, he faced off against Bobby Flay over Cuban sandwiches on season 2 of the Food Network program Beat Bobby Flay.[11] In 2015, he made it to the final round of Cutthroat Kitchen: The Truck Stops Here.[12]

In 2017, he teamed up with Complex Networks as the star of his own reality series, Chef Jeremiah Forks It!, which aired on Verizon's go90 and Complex.com.[13]

Food festivals

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Chef Jeremiah is the founder of two annual food festivals in Miami—Duck Duck Goose and PIG! (Pork is Good).[14] In 2018, the third installment of Duck Duck Goose featured Miami area chefs preparing local and pasture-raised fowl.[15]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Chef Jeremiah Bullfrog - Biography at StarChefs.com
  2. ^ Rick Ross' Personal Chef Cooked at El Bulli, wd-50, and Noma | FirstWeFeast.com
  3. ^ Abravanel, Lesley (2009-11-03). "Road Food". Eater Miami. Retrieved 2024-05-02.
  4. ^ "Best Of 2010". Miami New Times. Retrieved 2024-05-02.
  5. ^ Chef Jeremiah's Pod Brunch at The Wolfsonian's Dynamo Cafe Saturday, October 12 | miami.com
  6. ^ Chef Jeremiah pet project miami.com Archived 2013-10-11 at the Wayback Machine
  7. ^ Jeremiah Bullforg And His Culinary Lab| Tasting Table
  8. ^ Subatomic Sandwiches Opens at the Wolfsonian-FIU
  9. ^ "My Miami: Meet Rick Ross's Personal Chef". HuffPost. 2013-03-20. Retrieved 2024-05-02.
  10. ^ Chef Jeremiah Bullfrog of gastroPOD debuts in Rick Ross commercial for Reebok | miami.com
  11. ^ "Beat Bobby Flay, "Risky Business" (Episode: BY0204H)". FoodNetwork.com.
  12. ^ "Cutthroat Kitchen, "The Truck Stops Here" (Episode: KT0812H)". FoodNetwork.com.
  13. ^ "Jeremiah Bullfrog Launches Cooking Show". Miami New Times. 15 May 2017.
  14. ^ "Jeremiah Bullfrog's Pork Festival P.I.G. 8 Returns November 18". Miami New Times. 25 October 2017.
  15. ^ Danna, Nicole. "Jeremiah Bullfrog's Duck Duck Goose Returns With Top Chefs Serving Foie Gras and Champagne". Miami New Times. Retrieved 2024-05-02.
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